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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18
ALTAR AND 1OMB.
The Gazette's Record of the Marriages
and Deaths in Texas.


Andrew Stanley and Miss Eva C0dell,
near Gainesville, February 10.
c. NJ. HOrnbeak and Miss Ora Miller,
COrsicana, February 10.
Thomas NJ. Latham and Miss Minnie
O'Nesl, Hardeman county, February ,.
Captain +. A. Ryan and Miss Robbie
HopsOn, Sherman, February 10.
L. NJ. Barnes and Miss COrdie Redner,
Lltonia, February s.
Joseph ECkenfels and Miss L. Smith,
Killcen, February S.
J. L. Turner and Mrs. NJ. f. Evans,
Pilot Grove, February s.
Robert Poole and Miss Wilbanks, Wal
nut, February s.
Billie Kilgore and Miss NJ. (. Deck
hard, WhiJesb0ro, February 9.
George Holford and Miss Anna Cren-
shaw, Whitesboro, February 10.
B. L. Lacy and Miss Annie Mitchell,
Carthage, February >.
J. IL. Langhorn and Miss Gillie Mckay,
Carthage, February 6.
Rev. Joseph Westmoreland and Mrs.
Neal, Harrison county, February B.
\. G. Hudson and Miss Myra Soape,
Carthage, February s
Samuel Lynn and Miss Kate Caldwell,
GTeenviIle, February 9.
Thos Hopper and Mrs. s. j. Crawford,
BlancU, February ..
f. NJ Brooks and Miss Cazier, Mo-
beetle, February9.
j. T. EImore and Miss f. +. Holt,
Cooke county, February 3.
b c. Mayes and Miss y. Ridley, San
Angelo, February s.
Harry II. Matteson and Miss Agnes
Battling, FL Paso, February 10.
John Powell end Miss Alice Stewart,
Terrell, February 6.
James NJ. Austin and ". W. Bowen,
Dallas, February Is. &
j. Il. Ware and Miss JeAie d. Ford,
Dallas, February IA. -
DR.. James NJ. Boyles and Miss Maggie
Campbell, Houston, February II.
DEATHS.
J. D. Proctor, Paris, February Is.
Mrs. j. d. Proctor, Paris, February II.
w. II. Guthrie, near Deport, Februa-
rY9.
Mrs. Elishs Boyd, Burnet, February t.
w. L. Wilson, PdlDcPin county, Feb
ruary IA.
Captaic j, S. Simmons, Chappell Hill,
February II.
John W. Wilson, near Coleman, Feb
ruary s.
William II. Little, Beeville, February s.,
Mrs. E. P. Mcclure, near Troupe, Feb
ruaFy 6. A1
Mrs. Cathsrine McGracken, near Cotton
Gin, February I.
Miss Nellie McGregor, Cleburne, Feb
raary II.
". Y; McChesney, Pilot Point, Feb
Frsnk Graham, johnson City, Feb.
ruary -. n
: Mrs. T. Il. Campbell, Big Springs,
February Z.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

ONE of the causes of the revolution
was the carrying of men charged with Of
lenses to England to be tried. In that
terrible indictment against the king OF
England, penned by Thomas Jefferson in
the Declaration of Independence one OF the
provocations of the colonists that forced
them to take up arms is alleged to be,
"For transporting US beyond seas to be
tried for pretended offenses." What differ
ence Is there between the action CT the
British Parliament and that of the Ameri-
can Senate? Citizens of Texas are sum
moned to Washington, there 10 be tried,
upon fiimsy charges OF yagabond carpet
baggers, for alleged offenses. True, the
Senate can infiict no punishment, no mat
ter what its findings may be, bat II can
put our citizens to any amount Of incon-
venience, and it would inlict punish
ment if it could The same spirit is there
that found Judgment in the breast of the
tyrsnt King of England.
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GRANTS ASPIRATIONS.
What the General Thought of Being Presi-
dent in 1864

What the General Thought of Being Presi-
dent in 1864
SPRINGFIELD, i'll, Feb. 1.-the fol-
loving letter, written by General Grant in
1864, is in the possession of one of the
m emDers OF the family of Representative
W. II. Collins of Quincy. 1t never has been
published. 1t vas written to |. n. Morris,
for several terms member OF Congress
from the Quincy district, in reply to one
from him IN which he told General Grant
che mad it in his power to be President"
Though q private letter, subsequent
events have removed the bar to its publ
cation. Ehe sentiments contained, and
especially General Grants attitude toward
the movement which eliminated ia the
political movement to nominate General
Mcclellan, makes it of considerable in
tereSt:
NASHVILLE, TENN, January 20. 1864.
Hon. l. y. Morris:
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of December
- did not see until two days ago.
receive many such, but do not answer.
Yours, however, is written in such a
kindly spirit, and as you ask for an an
swer conhdentialiy, l will not withhold
it. Allow me to say, however, l am not
politician, never wSs, and hope never
to be, and could not write political let
ter My only desire is to serve the coun-
try in It's present troubles. To do this
efficiently, it is necessary to have the coz
hdeLce of the army and psspss.
know of no way tqst better
secure this end than the
faithful performance Of mye duties.
So long as l hold my present position l
do not believe have the right to trfA.,
CHE the policy or orders of those above
me or to give utterances TO views Of my
own except TO the authorities at Wash.
ington through the General in Chief of the
army. In this respect l know | hsXe.
proved myself ga good sCtdies.ts In
your letter you say l have itsIo
my pOwer to re the next Prcsi-
dent. This is the last thing in the
woIl1 | desire. | would regard
such s coGSumation as being highly IN
fortunate for myself if not for the cOun-
try Through Providence have attained
to more than ever hoped and with the
position l now hold in the regular army, if
allowed to retain it, viii be more tnan
satisfied
| certainly shall never shape d sentiment
or the expression of thought with q
view to being candidate for Of
fee. l scarcely know the inducement
that Gould De h"lI GU = me to accept of
fec, and uhhesit, ins,y say Infinitely pre-
fer my present position to any civil Office
within the gift OF the people. This is
private letter for you, not intended for
others to see or read, because l want 10
avoid being heard from by the public tx
cept through acts in the performance Of
my legitimate duties.
have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your ooedient servant,
L. s. GRANT.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

full amount, as shown by the number of
needy in each county, less the amount
previously given for immediate relief.
After looking over the territory the com
mittee concluded to divide up and each
90 in a different direction. They were
compelled to do this in order to visit sll
the counties and make their report in the
short time allowed them. This week
General Lane will visit Albany, Haskell
aud Throckmorton; A. p. Trieue Jacks
b7ro, Decatur and Weatherford, and
William Ferguson Breckenridge, Graham
and Palo Pinto, and return to Cisco
again next Saturday. The committee Ie-
port that they are besieged at every point
to know if they can't furnish seed TO
plant, which shows the people are more
in need of something to plant and feed
their COWS on than something to eat.
The County Judge OfShaCkelford county
went so far as to write to the committee
that if they could not furnish any
thing but meal and flour the
Legislature had better make the
allowance for his county in money for the
people to buy passes to move out on. tie
seemed to forget that the committee had
nothing to do with the manner in which
the donation is appropriated except to
proportion it cut to the different counties
in proportion to the ne dy in the several
counties.
Now and then we find people passing
through this country looking for people
who are actually starving, but this is not
the case, nor is it going to be. The
greatest distress now is that planting
time is upon US and the people have moth
ing to plant, nothing to feed their stock
on torSise crop and no money to buy
with. 1.-THE farmers could secure seed
they could pull through and make Il crop.
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Secretary Lamar's GaIIantry.
Chicago Herald.

There is no member of the Cabinet
more gallant than Secretary Lamar. Just
before ne left for the south his office was
filed with host of callers, and among
them was very buxom and progresses
ing lady. She intercepted the Secretary
as he was stepping into 3 private room
for a conversation with Senator, and
stated her business. Lamar hold her
thai he would attend to her matter in a
few minutes. "Oh, but you'll forget NE,
Mr.. Secretary" said the lady, plaintive-
ly. Throwing look Of intense admira-
tion upon the attractive form of the sup
plant, the Secretary said in rapt and in
tense tones, Chow could ?" whereupon
there was a general laugh. This is not
for Mrs. Lsmsr's eagle eye.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

EVERY friend of the Alliance will read
with pleasure the statement OF State Sec
rotary Moore that "the order was never
in as solid and fiourishing condition as
now. The great meeting at Waco had
eliminated every vestige OF dissenslon;
the order was strictly Eon-political, and
organizers were being sent all over the
southern and many of the western states.
Texas with her 100000 members was
recognized as the birthplace of the Ali
ance, though many of her sister states
were copying after her good example as
fast as they could"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

RADICAL ghouls in the United States
Senate are digging into the grave OF the
dead past for political matter TO help
elect Radical President il 1888, and
Radical business men are pouring money
into southern investments by the
million. Radlcalism in politics is
so dead that ii begins TO be
offensive to the nostrils OF decency
and common sense. But this is not an
unmixed evil, for the more offensive the
odor the sooner the corpse will be put
under ground.
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Mrs. Katherine Cody, near Corpus
Christi, February 8.
Perry NJ. Skies, Granbury, February 10.
Robert Keaton, Weatherford, Feb
rusry 10.
j. 81. Mullins, Victoria, February IL.
Information Wanted.

ROCKVILLE, TEN Feb. II, 1851.
To the Editor of the Gazette
You will do me kindness in giving me
space in your columns to advertise my son,
who left home on the 9th of this month,
without my knowledge or consent. The
last heard of him he was three miles from
Weatherford the same day. He was thir-
teen years old last December, has on a
suit of jeans clothing, pants gray, coat
and vest darker, wears light brown hat,
complexion fair and eyes blue, light hair,
well grown to age. Any information
will be thankfully received from any one.
Address C.. HARDIN,
POolYiIle, Parker county, Tex.
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THE DR0UTH COSfnHpTEE.
The Counties to bo Visited as Quickly as
Possible.

INC u ID ho |AANhiJ SAS
Possible.
Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, Feb. 1.-THE drouth.
committee, composed of General W. q.
Lane, a. P. Trigue and WilliaaFersu.
SOD, went to Eastlsnd yesterday and met
in jJint session with the County Commits
sioners' court of this county. They had
previously notified Judge Hammons that
they would be in Eastiand on, the l4th
inst, and he accordingly notified parties
in different portions of the county to
gather all the information they could re-
lative to the actual distress of their rsS
spective neighborhoods and meet the
drouth committee in Eastland on Monday
the 18th. General Lane returned to Cisco
and reports as having had very salts
factory meeting. The committee didi
this county as they have in all
the counties they have visited, gave the
County Judge and County Commissioners
a draft for small amount of money with
which to purchase meal and flour for
present relief. When they shall have COM
pleted their tour of investigation they
will then proportion to each county the.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

THERE is an opinion prevailing in the
minds of mauy that Jefferson Davis snot
q citizen of the United States; is, in fact,
d man without country. 1t is strange
that the querist should not better inform
himself, as the fact is easily established
by reference to the constitution. The
fourteenth amendment guarantees to all
persons born or naturalized in the United
States, and subject to its jurisdiction,
the right OF citizenship in country and
state, snd under this guarantee
Mr.. Davis can exercise all the
rights and privileges of such
a relationship. He is debarred
from holding office by the third section of
this amendment. AT any time he may
claim the protection of this government
aad Rnder no circumstances can it be de-
MED him. As to Office holding there are
plenty Of men patriotic enough to be sac
rifesd on that altar, and Mr.. Davis in his
quiet retirement has little reason to re-
grst that he is exempted from the tribu-
.iatiOns of office-seekers.
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nothing about the other numerous mark
cts of the west; and this vast amount of
money goes into the United States Treas
ury, which is already overlooking, and in
to the pockets of the railway msgnates,
and it all comes out of the producers and
Consumers
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

A NEGRO sought to kill Democratic
Governor in South Carolina. Ihls Is
political outrage, and the political ghouls
in the United States Senate should inyesti-
gate il
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fIf Sufferers from Consumption,

scrofnm Bronchitis, and General Debility will
try &EorT'S EMULSION of Cod Liver OIL
with H3PQPhosphites, -ey will find immediate
relief and'peF1nanent benefit. The Medical Pro-
fession Inixersaliy declare It a remedy of the
greatest ysiue and very palataRle, Read: 81
have used Scotts Emulsion In several cssasef
ScrofuiA aud Debility In Children. Res1lts
host gratifying ~ My little patienfs take itsEfth
pleasure INA. Hulhdss, Mt ID, salisbury,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-18

Mr.. A. Fuessr, 6O6 Walnut street, St.
Louis, Mo, suffsred for two years with
lumbago, and wascoAfaed to his bed for
several months. Rgwss entirely cured
by the use of St. Sgcea's Oil. which he
says is also the bfst cure for sprains and
al other pains. r.
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Week1u 6azette.

A STATE that pays 81 day for laws
ought not to expect anything better than
81 day laws.
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%Every person is interested in theirpwH
affairs, and if this meetssae eye a ana
aoae who is;sufering fromsthe, effects 81 y
stafpid .lfyef, weSasHI adp1it that hs'fs m
Herested iTgetabg ). we& Gefiah ottle&
PrIckly ASH BtteFs, ase 1T as directedi.
ana you wiiEalways be glaa yor' cad this
ftnrO
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a Flood In soutRChioaeo.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. l6a&Eh South Chi
cago disastrous flood exists, and not
little suffering has been occasioned. A
large portion of the town is under water
and seems likely to remain so for some
time to come. Commercial avenue, the
principal thoroughfare running north and
South, is flooded in several places, and
disbursements of all the houses on both
isidesof -eet are flooded. 20
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readers having them 10 spare and Eifl
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Ponds Extract, asPtgople's Remedy
1t not only affords Immediate relief from
psin, but it Is yfsmAeat cure for many
disorders.
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.sConstipstiou orlginates numerous fatal
diseases, { MGfris' Cascasire will remove
all traces of Wis disaTdefa
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RHRGAzEyTE premiums To be drawn
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A disSsdered liver is thesShsne OF life.
TaksSH prris, Csrcatlne and restore its
3ieAfty coRdNiop
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19

@nsans | CONNER siproe man peb ct
8abefteb life lanst fra Yaiel ben beipns
berlise Spbaselie, at Der fanbtes !Saier
| Glpen, % BET tDtteoes usiaa at fanse
ct eremplar Of bisie sraabise tlbprer,
vt man funbe finbe ben Slass 9pr i
&binen bar i'm @runb / SGsenbe: On
Wanb, aniat Der paa Steoet, os meb
flor Suteresie for 9prelioets @aturs
biitcrie, Tom for en- Del slar iiben paa
ben Tante, at Der funoe sisres ct 5urs
Ing paa, bporpiot Saltpanbsfife pilbe
bore iitdnb til at lepe | Bet ialte Yano,
Der Tom fra Saltpanbsfiloerne, lom
fommer no Der. San anIfafebe fig Der
for, meb bet Maal for Die, fOrItieQiae
6iifearter, men &eiultatet blep, at be
life lunbe tribes Der, buorfur ban faiteoe
be t~ilOpersblepne no | ct @asbrns, ipm
fprte til &biuHOben. Ser ipnes 5prz
bolcene p~irfelis at babe oGret sunitiss
| bet Minbite for Saifif guselens Seb=
fpmmenbe; iibitleoen Mtai Mtaaueo bler
Ell Irbetcsmdub nnber SdoniH5tn tibi
al ct fterre GDr, men Soil pilbe life trr
bans 8eretnins; III berimpb bar mar
LANCET en- uirfelis 6ui, iaa bet er fonita.
teret, at benue Sort Wennei fenbere fin.
bes Der, buorior 9urisbeoen bar iurbut'
5olf at babe Jig / Narbeoen. Oct fau'
sebe Gyemplar lepebe naiten en- bel Dag
% blep ieubt til Mui9et i Gurlsrube
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
Woglc Orb til tore Gutter.

On TeriOns Spfsriel aabenbarer
bans ianbe 8arafter. Set er Maaben
at opfCre big paa, ium blir bit Inbefas
linssfOrt lise puer for 5remmebe. On
Ben fan inbipre big i sObt Selitab, men
fan life bolpe big Der. On Gut meb
barnlis Watur er ijelben ubsfis. On
esenfierlis @ut er fun bsRis, naar Der
intet er til Sinber for Opfploelien af
bans esne Gnffer.
Gnbper Wanb er &siultatet al bans
esne @utteaar % bans llnsbom. 9ers
iOm ban bar left sObe 8sser % falst
meb | 8esipsnbeoernes Sang, blir ban,
buab @eroen falSer en- oplpit os bannet
Manb. Serium ban berimub bar faitet
bort fin 9io til unpttis 8onoeriation %
2asnins af ipnnbenbe &omaner % bar
fprismt at uSUifle be 2alenter, iom ban
trOlispis bsiiober, blir ban en- uperilas
bi1f, tiebelis, ON life tiIise en- rpssess
lss Wanb. Spis ban Tom Srens life
bar ubbannet fine Manerer, fan ban
life penie at blipe en- fin Manb, bpab
@nslenberne falber en- "@entleman. /"
Spis ban Tom Grens life bar beitrabt
fig for at unbsaa &olliiion meb fine
Omsipelier us lart at reipeftere andres
&ettis6eber, life bar n9rst Enite ON at
lebe Inbre iremao eler OF sipe Gnbre
Del i fine esne 5orbele. bliuer ban en-
bsiit ulpttelis BeriOn, en- taftlSs Manb,
til Beiuer. buor ium BELT ban fommer
ben. Spab enbper Gut bsr lare, er at
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
Sbiem paa npc Bauer?

Danf "9f. E." i~friper: DR.. Sbien
bar, lom befienbt, | lausere Tib sjaitet
Iorbcn ps ipecislt 9anmart. Oct Dor
uarslet, at bon asteoe Of tilbrinse en-
Del af Sommeren / Staser, men eiter
Sisenbs bleu ban ifremmet fra bsnne
8p iom altfor "inbrinset" Stitfelie af
8ploni for pisie aunitnersa pterier.
@pf er bet, at ban fog fig neb | Gre
~brifs5opn eIer Sabp, bpor ban ital
bare tilbrast itsrite Yarten al 9asen
meb at fibbe | gniombeb % ie paa Ban,
bet 6aa reiite ban fprleoen til @pte.
borg, buor "@uiltan", bet notable Sams
flnb al aunitnere, 8uuifjenbere os
8nniteliterr, ffDrbte fig Of qisre Biibe
for BAN. Deb benue 9eilisbeb uotalte
ban, at ban snifebe at tafte snnJte fill
fGrois for ben Yelpilie, Der bites BAN,
% boilfen bon ifatteoe besmere, iorbi
bans prlemilfe Snteresier MI bar / Gf.
tusence, % ban islte meb Zig ielo, at
bans Si9tnins bar paa Bel til at ilaa
ind | npe 5urmer. Sor at naa inb /
oisie % ben Stemning, ipm betinaeoe
benz, bar Ienlisbeo % iurit -aenbe Spm.
PATH BAN al Setponius us til Sjalp.
9ette lpber 10 ueiten Tom Brosram
for en- bel lioen 0epplution / Sbiens
5orfatterifab, cs man mo bereiter meb
larIfilt Snteresie imsbeie bet fsrit fpm.
menoe Irbeice a bam - ON Def pirtes
fig fuIbe piie BAN paa upe guner?
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19

Np S~pfinbelie. SIT MI Snbuitri
er beitanbis at flor Sntsresie os 9etp-
tenbeb, iiar naar ben 9aar ub paa Of
npttissipre 9ins, iOm bar U@ret aniets
for rent ubrusbare. Gig en- Snbnitri
ct nplis funoet no / Soutb Stafforo.
ibire % saar no paa at preparere Me:
tai Slasser til @j0bnins for Surben
"StaHorpibire" Steel and Iron-Com
pany i gilitun bar nplis anlast Ell ga:
BRIT, lpm ital male oft Serns Os Staal:
ildsser til bette 8rus. 9st Maitineri
Tom BRIGGS, mailer Waterialet iaa tint
at BET, raar BET er iaroist, fan saa ieien
nem ct Splp, iOm bar tituiinbe guile,
paa Ell 9pabrat CONNIE. @ipbninss
oarbieu at bisie Slasser berOr paa oel
fore Isnsoe Sern os 6osioripre, ion
De inoeboloer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
Sttprab Srunt Gprps

fpm tilbase fra Chicago / 5reoass,
% peb 9epctet iremmrete en- itor
Mausbe Menuciter cs Qniber college
grais Sanb for at sipe DC Sjenioell'
benbe en- feitlis Mpbtdselie. s inn'let
Masie tpaebe man op til 8pen, bopr
Der ipinebes nc9le Nlmmere, % Seo.
gailep talte np9le Orb til the boys.
ON Gitenes irStuSes Spuper Snsleps
&%sfourotipns 9Ufale.
Zen lite 9remie, ipm 8orpiet panot
psb ben interrotionale 2eiriamling, be-
ftaar al s 9rpmnter, 2 Stprtrommer %
ct iulbfGnbist Cat al Ticcolo'5 lp'ter,
oft Iaa ijeloen mutt uSftpret, at Der
life fnbes ~elssautere Snitrumenter at
ben Clogs enb bisie. % er for 2iben
ubtiuet i ct al Ben Bears Sutifpineuer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
YIN NnpenOelje al Eptstcs.

~ """Is W SpbtkSps SttSt
sjentasne 5Oriss ifal bet MI bore faIt,
Iaaet, at man Of Yotetes fan lape en-
Snbitans, iom lisner Glfenben, er liae,
laa baarbt iom bette os al en- sulastia
Soiobeb. Buteterne maa bore af en-
COB Slass os efter at bore palfebe
fortpnbet SpOplipre, bliper be fOste
famine 6luoium til en- fait, iplib Masie.
9snne tprtes berpaa lunsiomt. 9ette
funitise glienb.n fan psiaa iarues %
oreies, tort: bruses til aft, bportil man
bruser pirtelist glfenben, iom er bleoei
iaa iieloent. Oct itaar nj, tilbase al
ie, ON bette funitise Glienben pil pasis
IT, De mango Ting, buurtil man MI bru,
ger Seauloibe. Oct bible bliue betpbe.
Zig bilisere at fla iitanb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
eet er perot m ysst , QUO.

@loert emmtnger, G%optnstcn, &entudp,
LED al gatarrb | 8 Gar. Gan tiger: "gitsr
at babe brast ale tjenote Northumberland
ION les iaa apertereec, % iom life bialp mig
Oct n'iHSite, ioriDste ies iom Oct iioite Mip
"Yap,ucn (egtraet Of SLAP gatcrrb Cure,
let bar belbreSet mig, % Oct ian itis oppeies
nIeo Cub. Seq Ton osiaa beuuiie til auorc
FeriOner, iom er bleOns beibrsoebc. 7et c,
life noset Experiment longer. Store Jla
Ter fun 81 hos 9. s. &siier. DEBORAH, 3d.,
% los paalibelise Trusci.:r sSsraIt. ()
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-19
8u6IenS nifaseaIpe

Tette er ben beoite Salpe | geroen for
Staar, opreper Snb, Saar, S9rfeiaar, Sali
&beunl, 5eberiaar, lloilGt, Sfab, Srpitbpl
Der, 2istorne % ale Su~oipsoomne % bel
breber aloeles Piles, % bpis ben lite sisr bet,
Sa tr9pes insen Detailing. Den er saranteret
at futile sjsre fnloitGnbi8 5ploeit, eIers iaar
man Tensene tilba9e. Yris rs Gents pr.
9Gite. SGlses hos
8. 8. Wontsomerp & Go.
9ecorab Soma, % paa gpptbeter I ale at.
ore Bper,